Campus Programs and Initiatives

Faculty, staff, students in discussion during Restorative Practices session

Campus Programs and Initiatives

Heritage and Identity Month Celebrations

Throughout the academic year, CTEB coordinates and collaborates on campus-wide heritage and identity month programming that recognizes the histories, cultures, and contributions of historically marginalized communities. These celebrations create opportunities for education, reflection, celebration, and community engagement.

Signature programming includes:

Latinx Heritage Month
Transgender Awareness Week/Transgender Day of Remembrance Programming
Disability Awareness Month
Black History Month
Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month
Juneteenth Celebration

Programs may include keynote speakers, panel discussions, educational workshops, cultural performances, community celebrations, exhibits, film screenings, and collaborative events with campus and community partners.

The Anti-Series

The Anti-Series is CTEB's educational speaker series dedicated to exploring systems of oppression and contemporary issues affecting historically marginalized communities.

Each program focuses on a specific topic, such as anti-racism, anti-ableism, antisemitism, anti-LGBTQIA discrimination, religious discrimination, or other forms of bias and exclusion. Through expert speakers and facilitated dialogue, the series encourages participants to deepen their understanding, challenge assumptions, and strengthen their capacity to contribute to a more inclusive campus community.

Connect With Us

Interested in bringing a workshop to your department or learning more about CTEB programs?

We invite you to connect with our team to explore training opportunities, campus partnerships, consultations, and upcoming educational events.

Together, we can cultivate a campus community where learning across differences strengthens belonging for everyone.

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